Miami Dolphins Exec Calls Baby A Liar, "I Have NEVER Spoken To Him"

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has come forward and called out Cash Money Records co-founder Baby for claiming he would be purchasing the NFL team.

Speaking via statement, Ross accused the "Birdman" of lying.

Birdman apparently isn't at all involved in the approval process he said he was, according to Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. "I have NEVER spoken to him or any representative," Ross said in a statement released by the team. "Not considering or looking for any celebrity limited partners." That is interesting on multiple levels. First, it shoots Birdman out of the sky. Secondly, it means Ross is taking a break from the search for more celebs to fill his suites and walk the orange carpet at Sun Life Stadium. Finally, a note to Birdman: Thanks for the wild goose chase. (Miami Herald)

Birdman recently said he was in negotiations to become an owner of the Miami Dolphins.

Reports are surfacing that owner Stephen Ross is looking to add to his VIP minority boardroom, and the latest candidate is none other than the Birdman, a founding father of Cash Money Records and the man who discovered Lil Wayne. "It's in [the] works," he told Angela Yee on the Morning After Show on Sirius Radio. "You have to get clearance from the NFL and we're waiting for clearance. Once we get clearance, we good." (NBC Miami)

Earlier this year, Baby talked about owning an oil and natural gas company.

"I've been in the oil business about 4 or 5 years now," he revealed in an interview. "That's something me and my brother decided to do outside of music. I read about oil a lot and I was able to get in business. [My company] is called [Bronald] Oil, and I'm making good money off that; that's something for my kids and my kids' kids. They can live off that money forever. I did a few different deals. That was just one of them. When you're dealing with oil, you buy in different areas. Right now I'm active; I got pumps and sh*t that are getting money monthly. I like that oil sh*t. I'm gonna put some more time into it." (Ozone Magazine)

However, following initial reports, the company's existence was later called into question.

As for what Bronald is doing in the oil and natural-gas business, the Williams brothers declined through their publicist, Kia Selby, to comment. Selby said she was unable to provide information about the oil company. Bronald doesn't have a listed telephone number. Numbers for residences in New Orleans and Florida that are linked to Bronald in state records don't take incoming calls. (Bloomberg)

Check out Birdman talking about the Miami Dolphins below: